Ayrshire news for 16 November 2012

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From US chat show to EP launch at Ayr venue Nov 16 2012

They’ve appeared on a top US chat show, supported The View and caught the attention of Radio One.Read

Festival of Flight set for take-off at Prestwick Nov 16 2012

A stunning Festival of Flight is set to celebrate the history of aviation at Prestwick.Read

Little Fire Music Column Nov 16 2012

What a weekend!Read

Ayrshire quiz guide Nov 16 2012

COMEDY CLUB with HOST ALAN THOM: McCabes, Ayr. 9pm.Read

Elkie Brooks set for Gaiety Theatre gig Nov 16 2012

Singing star Elkie Brooks will take to the stage at Ayr’s Gaiety Theatre.Read

John Lewis ad is sure to melt hearts Nov 16 2012

Before I start with TV, I feel I have to commend John Lewis for their Christmas advertising campaign.Read

Uni lands top eco award Nov 16 2012

A top eco award has been handed to Ayr’s University of the West of Scotland.Read

Chatline, with Yonnie McInnes Nov 16 2012

Martin Aitken has worked with the BBC in TV and as a BAFTA make-up artist in London and Scotland.Read

Folk rockers lead line-up for Christmas lights show Nov 16 2012

Folk rockers Kassidy top the bill when the switch is flicked on Ayr’s Christmas lights this Sunday.Read

Benefits crisis on way, warns councillor Nov 16 2012

Cuts to housing benefits could plunge a council into crisis.Read

Ayr musician among Scotland's most eligible men Nov 16 2012

He might not be rich, but Jamie McGeechan insists money ain’t everything when it comes to charming the ladies.Read

Thought for the week.. Nov 16 2012

Death is a subject that is still pretty much a taboo.Yet every one of us has to face it one day, unless the Lord Jesus returns in glory in our lifetime. So why avoid the subject? Not long ago I was speaking to an elderly lady who knows that she will die soon.Because she is a Christian death is a great new beginning as well as the end of life here on earth. She talked about heaven being her eternal haven. That made me think of Psalm 107 in the Bible. ‘Then they cried out to the Lord in their trouble, and he brought them out of their distress. He stilled the storm to a whisper; the waves of the sea were hushed. They were glad when it grew calm, and he guided them to their desired haven. Let them give thanks to the Lord for his unfailing love and his wonderful deeds for men.’ When our last storm in life is past all God’s people will go home to their desired haven, to God in his heaven.Read

Stop, and listen to sense Nov 16 2012

The revamped bus time tables for Ayr may be of benefit to some Stagecoach bus travellers, but for others they are proving to be a poor change.Read

Ayr girl Sam talks out about her heart transplant Nov 16 2012

An Ayr woman is fronting a new nationwide campaign to encourage Scots to sign up to the NHS Organ Donor Register.Read

Squirrelling away winter nuts Nov 16 2012

It’s a sure sign of winter when squirrels start stocking up on nuts. Dyane Reid captured this super picture of this busy little fella near Rozelle Park’s duck pond on a rare ,glorious autumn afternoon.Read